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Opened in 2011, 419 GRAPHIX is a Mansfield, Ohio graphics shop that produces custom visual work for businesses and individual customers. The company keeps production in-house and is a Wrapify Certified Installer, with a focus on tailored vinyl graphics such as vehicle wraps.
Grasse is a cannabis processor specializing in natural cannabis concentrates. Submitted source context describes solvent-less extraction and infusion, with partnerships with premium cultivators from Oregon.
Founded by Giorgio Grasselli in 1974, Grasselli S.p.A. designs and builds machinery for slicing, portioning and skinning meat. The Albinea manufacturer produced its first skinning machine in its founding year and launched an industrial slicer in 1993, then expanded across Europe and the United States. Grasselli develops its equipment in-house and reports more than 25 active international patents, including safety systems designed to reduce hazardous manual operations.
Family-owned Grassia’s Italian Market Spice Co. has been carrying its spice-making tradition forward since 1932, across two family lines. The company is known for preparing most of its blends in-house, including no-salt recipes, and continues serving customers online and at farmers markets after closing its South Philadelphia storefront.
Gratton Fabricating & Welding, Inc. is an Adamsburg, Pennsylvania metal fabricator specializing in precision tube bending and the production of fabricated tubular parts. The company says it has more than 45 years of experience and identifies tube bending, specialty coils, and heat exchangers as its primary business.
Gratz Pilates, founded in New York in 1929, handcrafts classical Pilates apparatus in Philadelphia to Joseph Pilates’s original specifications. Its connection to the method dates to the late 1960s, when Donald Gratz worked with Joseph Pilates protégé Romana Kryzanowska to build equipment faithful to the original designs. Today, Gratz remains known for precision-built apparatus made by skilled artisans and used by classical Pilates studios worldwide.
Grauch Enterprises grew from a Philadelphia-area family business into a Philipsburg manufacturer of small machined and injection-molded parts, with a particular focus on replacement components for military equipment. Since 2004, the company has managed more than 700 National Stock Number items for defense customers and has expanded its rural central Pennsylvania facility to 12,000 square feet. Its ISO 9001:2015-certified operation uses domestic materials where possible and supports tightly controlled production for government and commercial work.
Founded in Lima, Ohio, in 1866, Graver Technologies is a long-established American manufacturer now headquartered in Glasgow, Delaware. Part of Marmon Holdings, a Berkshire Hathaway company, it exports more than 35% of its products and supports demanding industrial processes worldwide with filtration and purification equipment.
Founded by Carlito Fustino in 2008 after he saw how costly memorials could be, Gravestones and Memorials creates affordable grave markers and headstones for families honoring loved ones. The Lexington Park, Maryland, company is veteran-owned and is especially noted for custom laser-etched photo memorials on black granite, with design proofs approved before production. It works with trained memorial engravers and offers nationwide shipping.
Gravity Blankets began in 2017 when 21,000 Kickstarter backers funded its first product in three weeks, and it has since become known for refining weighted sleep products around the experience of calmer, cooler rest. Its blankets use Deep Touch Pressure Stimulation with carefully contained glass beads to provide steady pressure for people seeking better sleep and recovery.
Gravity, Inc. is known for bringing five-minute EV charging to dense urban settings through its Distributed Energy Access Points (DEAPs). The company develops and deploys compact DC charging infrastructure for public sites, fleets, and cities, including locations where conventional utility upgrades are difficult.
Gravotech designs and manufactures machines, software and materials for permanent engraving, marking and cutting, serving both industrial traceability and commercial personalization. The company brings together the legacies of Gravograph, Technifor and Type3, formed Gravotech in 2008 and unified the brands in 2020. Its international operation includes three manufacturing plants, more than 600 employees and support across more than 70 countries, with roots reaching back to New Hermes’ founding in 1938.
Family-owned and operated since 1908, Gray & Son is a Maryland site-development and paving contractor that also produces asphalt from regional plants. The company’s roots run from the Gray family’s Butler Mill and stone quarry to a multigenerational Baltimore-area construction business, with third-generation executive vice president Katie McInnes helping carry that history forward. Its work includes major public, commercial, and residential projects, including the Under Armour Product & Innovation Center in Port Covington.
Family-owned Gray Metal Products manufactures heating and air-conditioning products for wholesale distributors and hardware chains. Incorporated in Rochester, New York, in 1932, the company traces its roots to the Gray family’s 1890 Rochester Can Company and remains in its fifth generation, with a long history that includes the patented corrugated garbage can and early HVAC components.
Gray Photo Imaging is a Cincinnati graphic-display shop whose seasoned professionals bring broad experience in graphic finishing and display systems to customer projects. The company creates signage and custom displays for clients needing anything from a single poster to a large-scale installation, with delivery and setup available.
Veteran-owned Gray Water Ops, LLC designs and manufactures custom challenge coins, including its patented NFC-enabled Smart Coin®, along with lapel pins and patches. Founded by artist Keith Hanshaw and William Zutell, the company draws on more than 30 years of challenge-coin design experience, with Hanshaw designing coins for military units, law-enforcement agencies, businesses and nonprofits since 1995. Its signature Smart Coin® combines a solid brass, high-relief commemorative coin with an embedded chip that opens a digital experience when tapped with a smartphone.
Since Wilbur and Orpah Graybill founded the company in 1944, Graybill Machines has remained a Lititz, Pennsylvania manufacturer known for studying each customer’s process rather than forcing it into an off-the-shelf solution. Its in-house team designs, builds, and tests custom automation for food manufacturers, while also handling specialty projects that call for unusual engineering or fabrication. Eight decades on, the company continues to support equipment from its local shop through installation and service.
Founded in Manheim in 1956, Graybill’s Tool & Die grew from H. Roy Graybill’s machine shop into a full-service job shop designing and building special machines, automation systems, tooling, and precision-machined parts. The company now works from a 20,000-square-foot facility with about 30–35 employees, taking projects from early design and prototyping through short-run production. Its long history includes a distinctive second life for the former Cinco cigar factory, renovated as Graybill’s home in 1978.
Since 1946, GrayGlass has fabricated, distributed and imported specialty glass for industrial, architectural, lighting and optical applications. Its Queens Village operation combines a 60,000-square-foot factory with more than 200 years of staff glass expertise, producing precision work from one-off parts through million-piece runs. GrayGlass supplied more than 6,000 high-precision absorbing glass shields for the National Ignition Facility, a project that reflects its particular strength in demanding optical fabrication.
GrayMatter Systems is a Pittsburgh-area industrial technology firm that engineers automation and control systems and helps manufacturers and utilities turn operational data into smarter, more visible operations. Its distinctive strength is the combination of plant-floor OT expertise with digital transformation, including digital twins and machine learning projects such as its work with Smucker’s and Colgate-Palmolive. GrayMatter is headquartered in Pittsburgh and has offices across the United States, Canada and India.